"Warner Corset Advertisement" (1900's Original Black & White Film)

Step into the charming world of vintage advertising with this delightful black and white film. Join us as we follow a fictionalized story centered around "Warner's fashionable rust-proof corsets," guaranteed to withstand the test of time.

The scene unfolds as a curious little girl discovers her mother's corset and decides to try it on, sparking a playful tug-of-war with her younger brother. The playful antics lead them into the bathroom, where they accidentally drop the corset into the bathtub and begin splashing it in the water.

To their surprise, when their mother arrives and discovers the soaked corset, she reassures them that no harm has been done, thanks to its rust-proof qualities. The film highlights the durability and reliability of Warner's corsets, even in unexpected circumstances.

Experience the whimsy of stop-motion animation showcasing the corset's features, followed by a close-up of the Warner's label, emphasizing its quality craftsmanship. Don't miss this charming glimpse into the past, complete with a local tag for P.J. Myhre, inviting viewers to explore new Warner styles.

Source :
Afi/Raes. Theater commercial--Warner's corsets. [United States: s.n., 191-?] [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/97516772/